To implement this policy effectively, all employees, volunteers (paid and unpaid, full-time, parttime and contract positions), supervisors, managers, and board members will receive training on
AODA standards, accessible customer service, and communication with individuals with
disabilities. Training will be provided during orientation and ongoing sessions to maintain
awareness and compliance.
- The purpose of the AODA and the requirements of the member and guest service standards.
- The Human Rights Code and how it pertains to persons with disabilities.
- How to interact and communicate with members and guests with various types of disabilities.
- How to interact with people with disabilities who use assistive devices, require the assistance of a service animal, or require the use of a support person.
- How to use company-provided equipment or devices that are available at the organization to help members or guests with disabilities. These may include:
- Wheelchair
- Elevator lift (lobby)
- Menu assistance by service personnel (read aloud)
- What to do if a member or guest with a disability is having difficulty accessing the Club’s goods, services, or facilities.